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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bronwen, post: 428623, member: 5833&quot;]Are they piano baby size?&nbsp; I&#039;d stay away from brushes with stiff bristles for fear of scratching the paint.&nbsp; Spit is a good enzymatic cleaner.&nbsp; Maybe if you were spitting mad you could collect enough to do the job.&nbsp; I use all the methods mentioned when cleaning cameos.&nbsp; Most often I soak in water with a bit of dish washing liquid and after the grime loosens up go at it with a child&#039;s toothbrush.&nbsp; Sometimes I&#039;ll start with a piece by rubbing baking soda toothpaste in with a fingertip, then brushing.&nbsp; If after rinsing it needs more attention, I may repeat an application of toothpaste, or move on to the soapy water soak.&nbsp; I always advise against any toothpaste that claims to be a whitening formula.&nbsp; If you&#039;ve cleaned them before, at least you know the paint is not water soluble, yes?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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